PCOS & Hormonal Treatment in Riyadh
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a common disorder affecting periods, fertility, weight and skin. Treatment is built around the goal: regulating cycles, achieving pregnancy, or controlling symptoms.
- DepartmentObstetrics & Gynecology
- Session lengthabout 30 minutes
- LocationRiyadh, Al Hamra District — Khalid bin Al Waleed St.
- HoursSat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM
What is PCOS & Hormonal Treatment?
PCOS is a clinical and laboratory diagnosis combining ovulatory disturbance, raised androgens and ovarian appearance on ultrasound. It is often linked to insulin resistance, which is why lifestyle change is a cornerstone of treatment.
Who is it suitable for?
- Irregular or absent periods
- Hirsutism or acne resistant to treatment
- Delayed conception with ovulatory disturbance
- Weight gain with suspected insulin resistance
How the session works, step by step
- Assessing symptoms and medical history
- Hormone, glucose and insulin testing
- Ovarian ultrasound
- Setting a plan according to the treatment goal
- Regular review and adjustment
How to prepare
- Record your period dates over several months
- Bring previous test results
- Schedule hormone tests for the right day of your cycle
After the session — what to expect
- Lifestyle change is a core part of treatment
- Take prescribed medication for the full course
- Monitor response with blood tests
- Be patient — symptom improvement usually takes months
Cost and instalments
The cost of pcos & hormonal treatment varies with your case, the number of sessions and the plan your doctor sets, so an exact price cannot be given before a consultation. We explain the full cost after examination and before starting, and instalments are available through Tamara, Tabby and Emkan.
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PCOS & Hormonal Treatment: frequently asked questions
Does PCOS prevent pregnancy?
It does not prevent it, though it may delay conception because of ovulatory disturbance. Many women conceive after appropriate treatment.
Can I lose weight with PCOS?
Yes, though it can be harder because of insulin resistance. A dietary and medical plan helps.
Does PCOS ever go away?
It is a chronic condition managed by controlling symptoms, and it improves considerably with consistency.
How is PCOS related to diabetes?
Insulin resistance raises the risk of type 2 diabetes, which is why blood tests are monitored regularly.
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A specialist medical team in Al Hamra, Riyadh. Sat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM, closed Friday.